US government planning law so Google, OpenAI and no other company can freely release an AI model like Anthropic's Mythos that 'scared' many
The US government is drafting legislation to require tech companies to submit their most powerful AI models for government vetting before public release, following the unveiling of Anthropic's Mythos AI model. The proposed law would give government agencies early access to models, but not a veto over their release.
The US government is planning to introduce legislation requiring tech companies to submit their most powerful AI models for vetting before public release. This move follows the unveiling of Anthropic's Mythos AI model, which can autonomously hunt down software vulnerabilities. Mythos has alarmed national security officials and rattled global banks due to its capabilities. The proposed law would establish a formal AI working group to develop pre-release oversight procedures for frontier AI models. The framework would grant early access to agencies like the NSA and the Office of the National Cyber Director. The Trump administration is reversing its previous stance on AI regulation, which had promised not to slow down AI with 'foolish rules'.
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